Thread: Looking for some key hangers for in the Trayon

Magnets

Can you change the locks, so they're all keyed alike?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Can you change the locks, so they're all keyed alike?

a better option would be to like key it all so you only need one key ..... that's what pommy caravans have.

Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

a better option would be to like key it all so you only need one key ..... that's what pommy caravans have.

That's what keyed alike means.

A small key locker with a block of foam glued to the inside of the door to keep the keys snug on their hooks when closed for travel.

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Don.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

That's what keyed alike means.

That is hilarious, I wandered why no-one said "why don't you just rekey everything" ..... and not only had someone already said it, I quoted there post .... I must need more sleep or somehting

I've considered keying alike of course but there are at least 3 distinct types of locks; there are five drawers across the rear under the camper that I have keyed alike and use a double-sided key; three cabinets with a different lock arrangement to the drawers (all keyed alike) which take a single-sided key; a proprietary water filler neck which would involve some dismantling of the interior of the camper to access the lock barrel; an external shower unit that could no doubt be easily keyed to match the cabinets; the main entry / steps that has a different type of latch to everything else; a security mesh door that is different again. Some of the above have single-sided keys and some double-sided. So yes I'm sure it would be possible to have one key but I suspect it would involve purchasing numerous locking mechanisms to take the same style of keys to one of the other groups. Or I could stick a few plastic hooks on a panel inside the door.
At present I have 3 keys on a ring that are easily distinguishable from one another and provide access to everything needed for setup but this leaves me with 3 less-used keys that I want to hang on a panel inside the door that is approximately 40mm wide.
My wife found these at Bunnings yesterday 4pce Self-Adhesive Grip Clips 8mm Removable for Running Cable/Wires , they're not really designed for repeated opening and closing but I'll give them a try. I'm surprised there doesn't seem to be anything much more specific to the task.

There's these sorts of things: https://www.temu.com/ul/kuiper/un9.h...SABEgJgkfD_BwE

Otherwise an eyelet to clip a carbine hook onto. Carbine hook of a size so that the key is able to be attached to it - either directly or via a key tag ring. Don't know how much sense that made